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I've faced that after moving to SF. Stopped eating out unless its a actually special high end place or something. I was in a rush and didn't put a tip, I found
by moomoo11 4y ago
I've faced that after moving to SF. Stopped eating out unless its a actually special high end place or something.
I was in a rush and didn't put a tip, I found a hair in my fried rice and the tofu was not fully cooked. I'd ordered from that place a couple times before and its like $22 with tip for just Thai red curry with rice..
The prices are insane. Even if I made 10x what I make, I wouldn't eat out unless its really special.
- kylehotchkiss 4y agoHere's a tip: report this to the department of public health!
- moomoo11 4y agoSure, but this is an isolated incident. I don't want to attribute to malice what could have been a total accident that day, maybe the kitchen was just busy. However, it was coincidental that it happened at a time when I didn't tip. I'll keep that in mind for next time though if it ever happens again! Now I kind of want to do a social experiment.. go to a restaurant like 4-5 times and then don't tip once to see what happens. If its really true service is affected that way, then its a broader problem.